Tri-City police department blotters – May 27 through May 29, 2025

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Bayard Police Department

Tuesday, May 27

Suspicious activity

East Street – Bayard

Caller advising two named males are trying to kill him and he will fight for his life/caller is a female/she is intoxicated.

Wednesday, May 28

Missing person

Wearing light blue shirt with shark on it and orange shorts/barefoot/caller does not have any more info. XCPD officer establishing Command Post at the Brown Derby/GCSO deputy on foot in front of Dollar General/XCPD officer wondering if SCPD can do a welcheck on (redacted) at the Lintero Apartments.

Disturbance

1001 Prescott Street

A named male wearing a blue shirt breaking stuff in the road and was throwing something at a female who was in the area/is now trying to fight the female/walked onto Aspen from Prescott/female had told him to stop breaking stuff and now he's trying to fight her. Deputies – flagged down on Prescott and Aspen.

Hurley Police Department

Wednesday, May 28

Harassment

Elguea Avenue

Caller advised his wife is outside working in the yard and their neighbor is going outside and threatening her/neighbor normally harasses caller but today she was harassing his wife. Caller called back advising someone better show up before he does something. Officer – attempting to make contact.

Criminal damage to property

E Street

Caller just noticed her window is broken and there is a hole on the side of her house/unknown if it was caused by dogs or by a person/camera didn't get anything.

Disturbance

C Street

Caller received a call from his mother saying his two brothers are fighting/possibly physical but not sure/one brother may be intoxicated/his mother was crying/telling them to stop and back away from each other. Officer advised everything is okay.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, May 27

Suspicious activity

N. Bayard Street

Caller was at the post office when a male said to him, "I'm surprised someone hasn't murdered you yet."

Fireworks

Highway 180

Caller says they are lighting fireworks. Officer – negative on fireworks/coming from the shooting range.

Wednesday, May 28

Domestic disturbance

Prescott Street

Caller's 14-year-old son with no shoes left toward the park. Advised her to call District Court .

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Tri-City police department blotters – May 27 through May 29, 2025

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